Klaus Bremer

Thanks, that's something I also have had in mind and wanted to cover in the next months. Seems you have been a bit faster.

Thank you for the work and the time you invested. I'm new to github workflow, therefore it took me also some time to dive into the basics. As far as...

Have to dive into this again: because of Ukrain and PyCon DE (yes, unlucky combination) I was engaged otherwise and have to find some timeslots for OSS in the next...

This error is forwarded from the router. According to the log provided at [https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/114323#issuecomment-2033005126](https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/114323#issuecomment-2033005126) you are using a FritzBox 7590 but switched from DSL to cable or fiber. The 7590...

DHCP is used for cable/fiber connections, so the router in front of the FritzBox gets the public IP. That's not a problem, because a FritzBox can be savely placed behind...

I see your point, but all at all the FritzBox is not the physical WAN-device (the builtin hardware is not used).

fritzconnection is not throwing but forwarding the error. That's a subtle difference. So the application (in general the calling code) can act accordingly upon the information that would otherwise be...

Hi @chemelli74 ,there is no API so far – you can either do the error-handling on the application side or we can add an API to the library like ``is_wan_device``...

@mib1185 : Thank you for the comment. I've checked the sources and there is already a basic API in ``fritzstatus.py``: these are the properties ``has_wan_support`` to report whether the device...

@VEEC023 : Good news, thank you.